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Good advertising is emotional, Great Advertising is Cultural

Good advertising is emotional, Great Advertising is Cultural

Good advertising is using emptions to disrupt your rational brain, in a form of emotional inception. By associating a brand with certain emotions, you will pick the brand's product when chasing them. 

Great advertising understands that our emotions are part of a culture and how you feel is less important than what we think others will say about us by choosing a product. 

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